@ home, shifted out of hostel.

Attachment has finally come to an end. I can’t say as yet that I’m relieved or excited about holidays, until Monday when we officially submit our case studies and documents.

Even so, I’m sure other commitments would start screaming for my attention after much neglect.

However, I’m gonna say it again that I love everything that I’m doing, :) and I understand that there’s a price to pay in exchange for my loves.

As of now, all I want is a good ‘clean’ break away from everything after one semester + 5 weeks of attachment.

And my idea of a good break is spending time alone by myself, reading a book/playing whatever music however I like/strolling along anywhere listening to my favourite music. :)

Wishing my handphone is not with me…

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I love the weekly churchwide bible study! It’s more than just knowing about God, of which I’m very thankful for great pastors who teach closely according to the Word, with such simplicity and wisdom it’s easy to understand. It’s also a time people know God personally as the love of God fills our heart, touching the very core of it.

I’m very proud of our church and all that we are doing, it doesn’t matter if others (especially Christians) disapprove because we are not building a church based on what we think is acceptable to them, but rather according to what God wants us to do.

Truly “a day in Your courts is better than a thousand. I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God Than dwell in the tents of wickedness.”
Psalm 84:10

The church is a place of refuge for me, to get away from the world for a little while…

It is a place where my strength is renewed… To know that I can walk out of church feeling recharged and thus being able to transfer and convert that strength into emotional and psychological strength in others.

It’s a place where my character is moulded, where the light of God starkly displays my weaknesses and blindspots.

It’s a place where dreams become reality…